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Sav [38]11 months ago

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The loss of photosynthetic organisms will eventually cause a problem for animals because photosynthetic organisms are autotrophs, the foundation of any energy pyramid and/or food chain, and when this foundation is gone there is a major loss of energy for all organisms that are consumers since 100% of the energy comes from producers.

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